Has anyone sent letters to MTV?

Sep 30, 19995 posts by 4 posters
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JMorris830

I'm curious.In response to the news that they're thinking of not giving Daria a fifth season, I wonder if anyone has written MTV and given their opinion. I wrote my letter the day I received the news.

Jeff Morris

[email] (JMorris830) wrote:

I wrote my letter, and I also gave my drooling fanboy approval for "Downtown" as well. They're both damn fine shows worthy of our support-- if you don't write a letter and either show gets canned, well, you'll sow as ye reap, or something.

rich.

Daria: Sorry, with all of this animation, I thought I was on Nickelodeon for a moment.

Jane: You wish.

Daria: Tell me about it.

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In article , [email] wrote:

I too sent my three page letter over this past weekend urging for season five along with the save "Downtown" comments and even a comment or two about "Sifl and Olly." Just remember that when (not if) you write a letter, to be complementary of all of the shows on MTV not just the ones you're writing about. They're much more likely to read the entire letter if you commend them on a job well done first.

Michael Quinn - Electrical & Computer Engineering Villanova University [email] http://homestead.deja.com/user.mikequinn/mdrr_archive.html

On Mon, 04 Oct 1999 14:42:24 GMT, Mike Quinn wrote:

I don't think Daria would want you to become a fake to save her. MSB

In article ,

Maybe I should clarify. You don't have to actually believe that they are doing a good job to tell them that they are. I would tend to believe that people in positions of power at television networks (and their underlings) would be much more likely to take a letter seriously if it's polite and complementary than if it's rude and insulting.

Maybe what I should have said is that if you think MTV is doing a great job include that in your letter. If you think they suck, keep that little bit of info to yourself.

Michael Quinn - Electrical & Computer Engineering Villanova University [email] http://homestead.deja.com/user.mikequinn/mdrr_archive.html